What is another word for Talipes Equinus?
Pronunciation: [tˈala͡ɪps ˈɛkwɪnəs] (IPA) 
Talipes Equinus, also known as equinovarus or clubfoot, is a condition that affects the positioning of the foot. The term "talipes" refers to any deformity of the foot, and "equinus" specifically denotes the foot being pointed downwards, like a horse's hoof. Some synonyms for talipes equinus include:
- Congenital equinovarus: a term specifically used to describe this condition at birth
- Clubfoot: a more general term used to describe a foot that is twisted or positioned incorrectly
- Pes equinus: another medical term that describes a foot that is always in a plantarflexed position
- Equinocavovarus: a more severe form of clubfoot that involves both inversion and elevation of the foot
Treatment for talipes equinus typically involves a combination of braces, casting and, in severe cases, surgery.
